I'm 3 minutes into this podcast and can tell it will be an amazing series. But.. Don't forget the true man that revolutionized energy, Nikola Tesla. He is the backbone of our energy we use today. He proved Alternating Current to be more efficient and safer, than Direct Current. It was a huge battle and I covered the story on my 2nd podcast episode to give everybody a foundation of information regarding electricity and modern technology. Edison also did not invent the lightbulb. He wasn't an inventory, he ripped ideas from people and tweaked it a little. Since you are the DoE, can you push to have him discussed in depth within the education system? I graduated in 2013 and my whole life, I never knew who he was until 2014. It's a shame that we pick and choose who we want to talk about and give credit to... But other than that, I look forward to the show. Thanks!
I'm super excited to learn more about the energy industry! I've learned a lot about how all of the different technologies work, but I want to know what the state of the country and world is on energy usage/generation.
I love the podcast that includes the history of solar. Our firm used to raise funds for thermal solar systems back in the early 80's. Today I'm an experience renewable energy broker.
Brilliant. Really impressed by DoE's podcast creativity and solar inititives. I have no doubt your podcast goals will be met. Podcast is informative, entertaining and balanced.
You guys are awesome! It would be cool if we could learn about battery technology... particularly the environmental impacts/recyclability of lithium ions battery especially now that Elon Musk's gigafactory is up and coming
It should be on the roof top of a main floor porch or a short storage shed or the dog house so the heat collected can RISE into areas of the home where you spend most of your sitting time🙂huh?
It should be on the roof top of a main floor porch or a short storage shed or the dog house so the heat collected can RISE into areas of the home where you spend most of your sitting time🙂huh?
I'm 3 minutes into this podcast and can tell it will be an amazing series. But.. Don't forget the true man that revolutionized energy, Nikola Tesla.
He is the backbone of our energy we use today. He proved Alternating Current to be more efficient and safer, than Direct Current. It was a huge battle and I covered the story on my 2nd podcast episode to give everybody a foundation of information regarding electricity and modern technology. Edison also did not invent the lightbulb. He wasn't an inventory, he ripped ideas from people and tweaked it a little.
Since you are the DoE, can you push to have him discussed in depth within the education system? I graduated in 2013 and my whole life, I never knew who he was until 2014.
It's a shame that we pick and choose who we want to talk about and give credit to...
But other than that, I look forward to the show. Thanks!
I'm super excited to learn more about the energy industry! I've learned a lot about how all of the different technologies work, but I want to know what the state of the country and world is on energy usage/generation.
I love the podcast that includes the history of solar. Our firm used to raise funds for thermal solar systems back in the early 80's. Today I'm an experience renewable energy broker.
Brilliant. Really impressed by DoE's podcast creativity and solar inititives. I have no doubt your podcast goals will be met. Podcast is informative, entertaining and balanced.
Try cc try
Very excited about Dept of Energy's podcasts.
Really liking the format
You guys are awesome! It would be cool if we could learn about battery technology... particularly the environmental impacts/recyclability of lithium ions battery especially now that Elon Musk's gigafactory is up and coming
I just subscribed to this podcast.
+ibitaRaptor ditto. Can't wait to hear more.
For your solar " cell " you used a filter but you should use a material were you do not have to use a filter !
Thanks! I like the format. Clean energy will allow our economy to ramp up manufacturing without polluting our environment.
It should be on the roof top of a main floor porch or a short storage shed or the dog house so the heat collected can RISE into areas of the home where you spend most of your sitting time🙂huh?
Love this idea! My company is just starting a podcast about the changing T&D industry. We should team up!
Actual subject matter starts at around 8:00. Good information but too much bullshit before you get to the point.
Exactly that is unnecessary I can see why not many have hit on it and this is also great insight for high school students
Video entitled "7 December Moments That Changed Nuclear Energy History" - actual title is "7 Key Moments...."
This American Lightbulb! lol! Subscribed.
Costs of going rooftop solar is the title yet I didn't hear shit about prices
Nothing about hidden costs.
+1
It should be on the roof top of a main floor porch or a short storage shed or the dog house so the heat collected can RISE into areas of the home where you spend most of your sitting time🙂huh?